22V-R rear calipers and AW11 front discs?

[snowtigger]

So basically it will stand on its nose then.

[kirkosaurus]

That's why I'm sticking with the smaller '90 Celica GT front calipers and MK1b rotors with the 22V-R rears and VW rotors. :)

[snowtigger]

nah not my thing u can never have enough brakes, if in doubt buy an ajustible bias valve or twin master servo like a lot of the kit cars have.

[Shugsta]

Something like this snowy?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BRAKE-BIAS-PRO...QQcmdZViewItem

Are these things legal on road cars?

[snowtigger]

thats the fella one of those or an ajustable pedal box effort that has tandem servos so u can ajust the brake effort f or r.

[Tom G]

Something like this snowy?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BRAKE-BIAS-PRO...QQcmdZViewItem

Are these things legal on road cars?

I was gonna use one of them, but someone recommended not to??

[snowtigger]

why on earth would they say not to unless they thought u could not set it up right.

a lot of the drift and rear wheel drive kit cars have these,and i no of a couple who have them on the 7 clones.

off road trails cars have 2 brake pedals I they can lock the either the right or left side, and drag cars have a front line lock to lock the front brakes on when doing burn outs.
not recommended for road cars as could be left on by accident.

[Tommytank]

jesus, those bias valves are dear, whats the reason for that? they look simple enough...

[Shugsta]

Here's a cheeper way to do it. What's the verdict on this?

http://www.colinusher.info/Robin%20Hood/mini.html

[Tommytank]

Only slightly cheaper by the looks of it. Not sure i'd go that route, with brakes its something i'd prefer not to bodge. On second thoughts i might just go for the proper valve...rotflmao